Everyone wants glass-hair shine right now. Here's how my clients get it — at home.

That mirror-like, light-catching shine you're seeing all over your feed? It isn't a filter — and it isn't something you can only get in a salon chair.

Here's the truth about glass hair. Shine isn't a coating you add on top. It's what healthy hair does naturally: when the outer layer is smooth and sealed, light bounces off it instead of sinking in. Color, heat and time strip away the lipids that keep that layer smooth — so hair goes dull, no matter how much product you pile on. Most store "shine" sprays just coat the surface for a day, then rinse away.

The real fix is to put the lipids back. Lipid Complex is the exact treatment from my salon chair — the one I use to make color-treated hair gleam — now made for home, in Italy, to a pharmaceutical-grade standard, in two simple packs.

Twenty minutes, once a month, at your own sink. Glossy, healthy, light-reflecting hair — the salon result, at home.

— Tomy B.Founder, Lipid Complex · Tomy B. Salon, est. 25 years